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Deutsch: Verschiedene Blockflöten. Von oben nach unten:

Tenor in c', Apfelbaumholz

Alt in f', Maracaibo-Buchs

Sopran in c", Palisander (im Ganzen)

Sopranino in f", Palisander

Polski: Różne flety proste (w kolejności od góry):

Tenorowy (od c'),

Altowy (od f'),

Sopranowy (od c"),

Sopraninowy (od f").

Date

16 April 2004

Source

copied from German Wikipedia ( de:Bild:Blockfloeten.jpg)

Author

Mussklprozz

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